On the way home to fosterer's place after surgery
We strongly believe that some of the dogs that come us bruised and battered have a strong will to live and that their time is not up yet. Blackie is a very good example of this. She was found with a deep slash wound by Debbie and we offered to take her in. Once at the clinic it was discovered that besides the big and deep cut - she also had a badly infected uterus which was oozing puss through her vagina. The pain she must have gone through must have been immense. She went in for surgery and the vet removed her uterus and found that her slash wound was an old one and had built a thick mass of scar tissue which could turn cancerous. It is believed that the wound must have been kept clean by the male dog which had been with her. It was difficult to catch him and given Blackie's condition - he was sadly left behind. If there's a fosterer available - we are prepared to comb the area for him. Blackie is now recuperating at a fosterer's home and we urgently need to raise the RM3,000 paid for her surgery. Please help us help Blackie.
On the day of her rescue
Justice's rescuer can only take him back in June and given this he has to be here till then. Jeniffer Leong just finished her round of fostering and he is now with another fosterer in Setia Alam. We are in need of help for justice as we need to buy him diapers as he has no bowel control due to his paralysis. He also needs wet wipes and Stemtech capsules and Neurobion tablets to help his nerves regenerate a little. The Stemtech costs us RM205 per bottle. We would greatly appreciate any form of sponsorship.
Remember these three puppies that walked into Miki's house last week? Well Miki called us frantically saying that her mother wanted to turn them out and that she need to travel to Singapore. We told her to board them at a clinic for us to go and collect them last Monday. The vet had also charged RM30 per pup a day for boarding. Miki had deposited RM100 to cover for one day's boarding. The vet calls us on Monday to say the puppy was ill and after tests were conducted 0 it indicated that the puppy had contracted parvo. We told the vet to carry on treatment and because of this could not move the puppy out nor its siblings to prevent cross-infection. The vet called us today and told us that the puppy was ok but the other two were showing signs of falling sick. This is not a panel vet and we fear to think of what we would have to pay. We have plane to keep the puppy there for a week more before bringing them to the half-way-home to be quarantined. This is going to cost us the money we do not help - please help. They are at the Animal Polyclinic at 3 1/2 miles Old Klang Road.
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ON THE DAY OF HER RESCUE
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ON THE DAY OF HIS RESCUE
